Rigger-II

The Rigger-II Certification course develops intermediate rigging knowledge for individuals progressing to more responsible and complex lifting operations. It builds on foundational rigging principles through advanced safety practices, equipment selection, load calculations, risk assessment, and practical scenarios.

1. Rigging Review: Reinforce the essential principles introduced at the previous level.
2. Safety and Compliance: Examine intermediate rigging regulations and safe-working requirements.
3. Equipment Selection: Use intermediate-level rigging equipment and accessories correctly.
4. Load Calculations: Refine calculation methods for more complex lifting situations.
5. Risk Management: Assess hazards and select appropriate mitigation measures.
6. Practical Scenarios: Apply knowledge through simulated complex rigging activities.

• Intermediate-level riggers and rigging supervisors
• Crane operators
• Construction project managers
• Manufacturing supervisors
• Shipyard personnel
• Individuals developing intermediate rigging competence

1. Perform intermediate rigging techniques for different lifting operations.
2. Apply relevant safety standards and compliance requirements.
3. Select and use specialised rigging equipment appropriately.
4. Complete accurate load calculations during lift planning.
5. Identify and control risks associated with rigging operations.
6. Make informed decisions when facing complex rigging challenges.

Learners may take the assessment after studying the learning content and completing the module quizzes. Multiple-choice questions from an extensive question bank are used to evaluate understanding.

Assessment pattern:

• The assessment is open book and must be completed within two hours.
• A minimum score of 65% is required to pass.
• Learners who do not pass may attempt the assessment again.
• No more than three attempts are permitted within a 48-hour period.
• After the third attempt, learners must wait 48 hours before trying again.
• A successful assessment cannot be repeated solely to obtain a higher score.
• No separate programme examination is offered; every required course assessment must be passed.